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1) Геология: ватерпас2) Железнодорожный термин: уровень с пузырьком3) Горное дело: уровень4) Силикатное производство: стекло, декорированное пузырьками -
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1. стекло2. стеклянная оптика, pl очки3. стакан, бокал4. зеркало- A glass- acid-etched glass
- acidproof glass
- acid-resistant glass
- aircraft glass
- alabaster glass
- alarm glass
- alkali glass
- alkali-free glass
- alkaline earth glass
- alkali-resistant glass
- alumina glass
- aluminate glass
- aluminosilicate glass
- amber glass
- ampule glass
- ancient glass
- annealed glass
- antique glass
- apparatus glass
- architectural glass
- armored glass
- art glass
- auto glass
- automobile glass
- aventurine glass
- banded glass
- barium crystal glass
- baryta crown glass
- basalt glass
- base glass
- bent glass
- beveled glass
- binary glass
- blank glass
- blistery glass
- blown glass
- Bohemian glass
- Bohemian crystal glass
- bone glass
- borate glass
- borax glass
- borosilicate glass
- bottle glass
- bottom glass
- broken glass
- brown glass
- bubble glass
- building glass
- bulb glass
- bulletproof glass
- bull's eye glass
- cadmium sulfide glass
- cadmium sulfoselenide glass
- cased glass
- cast glass
- cathedral glass
- cellular glass
- ceramic-coated glass
- ceramized glass
- cerise glass
- cerium-decolorized glass
- chalcogenide glass
- chemical glass
- chemically strengthened glass
- chilled glass
- cladding glass
- clear glass
- clock glass
- clouded glass
- cloudy glass
- coated glass
- cobalt glass
- colloidal glass
- colored glass
- colorless glass
- commercial glass
- complex glass
- construction glass
- container glass
- cooking glass
- cool glass
- copper ruby glass
- cord glass
- cordy glass
- corrugated glass
- Coulbern glass
- cover glass
- cover-coat glass
- crown glass
- crushed glass
- crystal glass
- crystal-sheet glass
- cupping glass
- curved glass
- cylinder glass
- dead glass
- decolorized glass
- decorated glass
- decorative glass
- depolished glass
- devitrified glass
- devitrifying glass
- dichroic glass
- diffuse glass
- diffusing glass
- dimming glass
- disperse-strengthened glass
- dolomite glass
- domestic glass
- doped glass
- double glass
- double-water glass
- drawn glass
- dull glass
- durable glass
- E glass
- electric glass
- electrically conducted glass
- electrode glass
- etched glass
- extra-thick sheet glass
- extra-thin sheet glass
- eye-protecting glass
- fancy glass
- fast-setting glass
- feldspar glass
- fiber glass
- fiberizable glass
- fibrous glass
- fine-annealed glass
- fined glass
- fireproof glass
- flame-protection glass
- flame-resisting glass
- flashed glass
- flat glass
- flint glass
- float glass
- float-process glass
- fluid glass
- fluorescent glass
- fluoride glass
- fluoride opal glass
- foam glass
- foamed glass
- Fourcault glass
- free-blown glass
- frit glass
- frosted glass
- full crystal glass
- glazing plate glass
- granulated glass
- gray glass
- green glass
- greenhouse glass
- hammered glass
- handblown glass
- hand-made glass
- hard glass
- hardened glass
- heat-absorbing glass
- heat-insulating glass
- heat-intercepting glass
- heat-resisting glass
- heat shock resistant glass
- heat-strengthened glass
- heat-transmitting glass
- high-fusible glass
- high-melting glass
- high-silica glass
- high-transmission glass
- hollow glass
- homogeneous glass
- host glass
- household glass
- hydratable glass
- illuminating glass
- illuminator glass
- infrared glass
- infrared-absorbing glass
- inhomogeneous glass
- inorganic glass
- insulating glass
- insulator glass
- jewelry glass
- laboratory glass
- laminated glass
- lamp glass
- laser glass
- lead glass
- lead crystal glass
- lead-free glass
- light glass
- lime-soda glass
- liquid glass
- long glass
- long crown glass
- low-alkali glass
- low-expansion glass
- low-fusible glass
- low-melting glass
- machine-drawn glass
- machine-made glass
- manifold plate glass
- marbled glass
- medical glass
- metal-coated glass
- metallized glass
- microporous glass
- milk glass
- mirror glass
- mixed-alkali glass
- modified glass
- molten glass
- molten refined glass
- multicomponent glass
- multilayer laminated glass
- natural glass
- newly melted glass
- nonshatterable glass
- nuclear waste glass
- obscured glass
- offhand glass
- opaque glass
- ophthalmic glass
- optical glass
- original glass
- ovenproof glass
- overlaid glass
- overlay glass
- oxide glass
- packing glass
- pane glass
- parent glass
- particular glass
- pharmaceutics glass
- photographic glass
- pigmented glass
- plate glass
- polymer-coated glass
- pot glass
- potash glass
- potassium glass
- powder glass
- powdered glass
- pressed glass
- protecting glass
- protection glass
- quartz glass
- quartz-like glass
- quenched glass
- quick-setting glass
- raw cast glass
- recycled glass
- reduced glass
- refined glass
- refractory glass
- rolled glass
- rough glass
- safety glass
- sand-matted glass
- scrap glass
- seedy glass
- shatterproof glass
- sheet glass
- shielding glass
- Shirasu glass
- short glass
- shotproof glass
- shunk glass
- signal glass
- silica glass
- silicate glass
- silvering glass
- silvering quality glass
- sintered glass
- skimmed glass
- slow-setting glass
- smoke glass
- smoked glass
- soda glass
- soda-ash glass
- soda-lime glass
- soda-silica glass
- soft glass
- solar-absorbing glass
- solar-reflecting glass
- soluble glass
- water glass
- special glass
- stained glass
- steady glass
- streak glass
- strengthened glass
- striated glass
- structural glass
- superhard glass
- tank glass
- technical glass
- tempered glass
- thermally strengthened glass
- thermometer glass
- three-layer sandwich glass
- toughened glass
- transparent glass
- triplex glass
- tube glass
- two-colored glass
- uviol glass
- valve-bulb glass
- volumetric glass
- waste glass
- watch glass
- water glass
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bubble ['bʌbəl]1 noun∎ soap bubbles bulles fpl de savon; (in liquid) bouillon m; (in champagne) bulle f; (in glass) bulle f, soufflure f; (in paint) boursouflure f, cloque f; (in metal) soufflure f(b) (transparent cover) cloche f∎ to prick or to burst sb's bubble réduire à néant les illusions de qn, enlever ses illusions à qn;∎ the bubble finally burst finalement mes/ses etc illusions s'envolèrent∎ figurative her real feelings bubbled beneath the surface ses sentiments véritables bouillonnaient en elle∎ the children were bubbling with excitement les enfants étaient tout excités ou surexcités►► bubble bath bain m moussant;bubble gum bubble-gum m;familiar bubble gum music = musique destinée aux jeunes adolescents;Computing bubble memory mémoire f à bulles;Commerce bubble scheme affaire f pourri;Computing bubble store mémoire f à bulles;Commerce bubble wrap bullpack ® msortir à gros bouillonsalso figurative déborder;∎ to bubble over with enthusiasm déborder d'enthousiasme -
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bubble [ˈbʌbl]1. nounbulle f[hot liquid] bouillonner ; [stream] glouglouter3. compounds[excitement] monter* * *['bʌbl] 1.1) (in air, liquid, glass) bulle f (in dans)2) Commerce prix m gonflé3) ( germ-free chamber) chambre f stérile2.1) ( form bubbles) gen faire des bulles; [fizzy drink] pétiller; [boiling liquid] bouillonner3) (be lively, happy) être très animéto bubble with — déborder de [enthusiasm, ideas]
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A n1 (in air, liquid, glass) bulle f (in dans) ; ( in paintwork) boursouflure f ; air bubble, bubble of air bulle f d'air ; to blow bubbles faire des bulles ;4 ( sound) glouglou m.B vi1 ( form bubbles) gen faire des bulles ; [fizzy drink] pétiller ; [boiling liquid] bouillonner ; to bubble out of the ground jaillir du sol à gros bouillons ;2 fig ( boil) to bubble beneath the surface bouillonner sous la surface ; to keep the issue bubbling alimenter l'affaire ;4 ( make bubbling sound) glouglouter.I'm waiting for the bubble to burst je pense que c'est trop beau pour durer.■ bubble over déborder (with de). -
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I ['bʌbl]1) (in air, liquid, glass) bolla f.2) econ. comm. prezzo m. gonfiato3) (germ-free chamber) camera f. sterileII ['bʌbl]1) (form bubbles) fare le bolle; [ fizzy drink] fare le bollicine; [ boiling liquid] bollire2) fig. (boil)3) (be lively, happy) essere effervescenteto bubble with — traboccare di, sprizzare [ enthusiasm]; ribollire di [ ideas]
4) (make bubbling sound) gorgogliare•* * *1. noun(a floating ball of air or gas: bubbles in lemonade.) bolla2. verb(to form or rise in bubbles: The champagne bubbled in the glass.) formare bolle, frizzare- bubbly- bubble over* * *['bʌbl]1. n1) bolla, (smaller) bollicina2) Comm, (also: speculative bubble) bolla speculativa3) (of cartoon), (also: speech bubble) fumetto2. viribollire, fare bollicine, (champagne) spumeggiare•* * *bubble /ˈbʌbl/n.1 bolla: air bubble, bolla d'aria; soap bubble, bolla di sapone; to blow bubbles, fare le bolle di sapone2 ribollimento; gorgoglio4 situazione o stato d'animo effimeri o illusori; cosa gonfiata, montatura: the bubble of sb. 's self-confidence, l'illusoria sicurezza di sé di q.; to burst sb. 's bubble, disilludere q.; smontare q.; ridimensionare q.; sgonfiare q.5 (econ., Borsa) bolla ( rialzo effimero dei prezzi destinato a rientrare): real estate bubble, bolla immobiliare; speculative bubble, bolla speculativa7 (med.) camera sterile● bubble bath, Bagnoschiuma®; ( anche) bagno con tanta schiuma □ ( slang) bubble-brain, testa (o zucca) vuota; stupido □ (aeron.) bubble canopy, cupola di vetro; tettuccio □ (autom.) bubble car, piccola automobile a tre ruote con cupola di vetro □ (fis.) bubble chamber, camera a bolle □ bubble gum, gomma da masticare; chewing-gum; cicca (fam.) □ bubble-head = bubble-brain ► sopra □ (tecn.) bubble-jet printer, stampante a getto d'inchiostro □ (comput.) bubble memory, memoria a bolle □ (market.) bubble pack, blister □ (comput.) bubble sort, ordinamento a bolle □ (naut.) bubble sextant, sestante a bolla □ (market.) bubble wrap, foglio di plastica a bolle; pluriboll®.(to) bubble /ˈbʌbl/A v. t.fare ribollire; fare gorgogliareB v. i.● to bubble over, ( di liquido che bolle; e, fig.: d'eccitazione, di zelo) traboccare □ to bubble over with happiness, sprizzare felicità □ to bubble with wrath, ribollire d'ira.* * *I ['bʌbl]1) (in air, liquid, glass) bolla f.2) econ. comm. prezzo m. gonfiato3) (germ-free chamber) camera f. sterileII ['bʌbl]1) (form bubbles) fare le bolle; [ fizzy drink] fare le bollicine; [ boiling liquid] bollire2) fig. (boil)3) (be lively, happy) essere effervescenteto bubble with — traboccare di, sprizzare [ enthusiasm]; ribollire di [ ideas]
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пузырек воздуха или газа в жидкости; раковина ( в металле)
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газовый пузырь, образованный взрывом в воде ( создающий на записи повторные колебания)
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1) сейсм. газовый пузырь ( при подводном возбуждении)2) барботировать || барботажный (о системе, об аппарате)•- cavitation bubblesto bubble through — газировать;
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1. noun(a floating ball of air or gas: bubbles in lemonade.) burbuja
2. verb(to form or rise in bubbles: The champagne bubbled in the glass.) burbujear- bubbly- bubble over
bubble1 n burbuja / pompabubble2 vb borbotear / burbujeartr['bʌbəl]1 (in liquid) burbuja; (of soap) pompa1 burbujear2 (boil) borbotear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLbubble bath espuma de bañobubble chamber SMALLPHYSICS/SMALL cámara de burbujasbubble gum chicle nombre masculino de globosbubble wrap plástico burbujasto bubble over with joy: rebosar de alegríabubble n: burbuja fn.• ampolla s.f.• burbuja s.f.• burbujear s.m.• pompa s.f.v.• borbotear v.• bullir v.• burbujear v.
I 'bʌbəlto blow bubbles — hacer* pompas
speech/thought bubble — bocadillo m, globito m ( en una historieta)
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1) ( form bubbles) \<\<lava\>\> bullir; \<\<champagne\>\> burbujear2) \<\<person\>\>she bubbles with enthusiasm — rebosa (de) or desborda entusiasmo, el entusiasmo le sale por los poros
•Phrasal Verbs:['bʌbl]1.N (in liquid) burbuja f ; (in paint) ampolla f ; (=soap bubble) pompa f ; (in cartoon) bocadillo m, globo mto blow bubbles — (with soap) hacer pompas; (with bubble gum) hacer globos
the bubble burst — (fig) se deshizo la burbuja
2.VI [champagne, bath water] burbujear; (=bubble forth) borbotar3.CPDbubble and squeak N — (Brit) (Culin) carne picada frita con patatas y col
bubble bath N — gel m de baño
bubble car N — coche-cabina m, huevo m
bubble gum N — chicle m (de globo)
bubble memory N — memoria f de burbuja
bubble pack N — envasado m en lámina
bubble wrap N — envoltorio m de plástico con burbujas
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I ['bʌbəl]to blow bubbles — hacer* pompas
speech/thought bubble — bocadillo m, globito m ( en una historieta)
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1) ( form bubbles) \<\<lava\>\> bullir; \<\<champagne\>\> burbujear2) \<\<person\>\>she bubbles with enthusiasm — rebosa (de) or desborda entusiasmo, el entusiasmo le sale por los poros
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1. noun1) Blase, die; (small) Perle, die; (fig.) Seifenblase, dieblow bubbles — [Seifen]blasen machen
2) (domed canopy) [Glas]kuppel, die2. intransitive verb1) (form bubbles) [Wasser, Schlamm, Lava:] Blasen bilden; [Suppe, Flüssigkeiten:] brodeln; (make sound of bubbles) [Bach, Quelle:] plätschern2) (fig.)bubble with something — vor etwas (Dat.) übersprudeln
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/84907/bubble_over">bubble over* * *1. noun(a floating ball of air or gas: bubbles in lemonade.) die Blase2. verb(to form or rise in bubbles: The champagne bubbled in the glass.) sprudeln- bubbly- bubble over* * *bub·ble[ˈbʌbl̩]suddenly the \bubble burst auf einmal ist alles wie eine Seifenblase geplatztto blow a \bubble eine Seifenblase machenII. vi kochen; coffee, stew brodeln; boiling water, fountain sprudeln; champagne perlen; (make bubbling sound) blubbern; ( fig) anger kochen* * *['bʌbl]1. nBlase f; (on plane etc) (Glas)kuppel fto burst sb's bubble (fig) — jdn auf den Boden der Tatsachen zurückbringen
2. vi2) (= make bubbling noise) blubbern (inf); (cooking liquid, geyser etc) brodeln; (stream) plätschern3) (fig)to bubble with excitement/enthusiasm/confidence — fast platzen vor Aufregung/Begeisterung/Selbstvertrauen
* * *bubble [ˈbʌbl]A s3. fig Seifenblase f:burst the bubble of etwas wie eine Seifenblase zerplatzen lassen4. fig Schwindel(geschäft) m(n):prick the bubble den Schwindel auffliegen lassen5. a) Sprudeln n, Brodeln n, (Auf)Wallen nb) Perlen nB v/ia) sprudeln, brodeln, (auf)wallen (kochendes Wasser etc)b) sprudeln, perlen (Sekt etc)c) Blasen bilden (Gas):with vor dat)* * *1. noun1) Blase, die; (small) Perle, die; (fig.) Seifenblase, dieblow bubbles — [Seifen]blasen machen
2) (domed canopy) [Glas]kuppel, die2. intransitive verb1) (form bubbles) [Wasser, Schlamm, Lava:] Blasen bilden; [Suppe, Flüssigkeiten:] brodeln; (make sound of bubbles) [Bach, Quelle:] plätschern2) (fig.)bubble with something — vor etwas (Dat.) übersprudeln
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1. noun(a floating ball of air or gas: bubbles in lemonade.) boble2. verb(to form or rise in bubbles: The champagne bubbled in the glass.) boble; bruse- bubbly- bubble over* * *1. noun(a floating ball of air or gas: bubbles in lemonade.) boble2. verb(to form or rise in bubbles: The champagne bubbled in the glass.) boble; bruse- bubbly- bubble over -
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1. noun(a floating ball of air or gas: bubbles in lemonade.) mehurček2. verb(to form or rise in bubbles: The champagne bubbled in the glass.) peniti se- bubbly- bubble over* * *I [bʌbl]nounmehurček; žuborenje; šumotanje; figuratively ničvredna stvar, prazne marnje; archaic sleparstvobubble level technical vodna tehtnica, libelaII [bʌbl]1.intransitive verbmehurčkati se; kipeti, vreti; žuboreti, šumljati; archaic slepariti;2.transitive verbprevreti; oslepariti -
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1. noun(a floating ball of air or gas: bubbles in lemonade.) boble2. verb(to form or rise in bubbles: The champagne bubbled in the glass.) boble (opp)- bubbly- bubble overblæreIsubst. \/ˈbʌbl\/1) boble, bobling2) ( overført) såpeboble (humbug, svindel)3) ( om baby) rap, oppstøthalf a bubble off plumb (hverdagslig, om person) sprø, ikke helt riktigIIverb \/ˈbʌbl\/1) boble, sprudle, boble opp2) ( om baby) rapebubble (over) with something sprudle av noe, være sprengfylt med noe
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